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New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARXErs Br rELrGR,rI

BuFFALo. Dec l2-Cd,u>- hteceiD's su % Y.1r. cqs
h.lr: IA, tsc t.S9j str ~ AN. "a =.
week 6273 scai. ,hfodKs nobskeni. sunday sl ~.
noreOf which 10 New York cOnslgnei through 5s slr
? 20a4 10 Good ~ Choice shipping - l5q a 75 tor.
Hriiers ~ JDH fB 90. Fat Buls 3 pa
crs 81 GOaB -. Feeder. az 003 2j Mlch cows SO
st2 Veals t6 OoG - 7j market closed .teaT roa,
held over.
SaesS-ReceDts last - hours 4tOs head T.a ,.r
thus lG 90 heat. For ums las 90
head. Consigned trsHsh II sars II of nsch Nsw Tor
81 ior sale narSrt active. Common 10 Fan o.
Lambs - 80 IS: Canadian Lambs - Ouq - 81,
All snrrlngs taken
Hogs-ReceiDis q hours - sj5 sea' Total or
tau. Tar Is G2j heat For sam" TINE sst 81 -
los cars Light Pigs - 20 as 90 Mixed ana
81 o. 30. selected lnrs.r- - Sa0
N"liIm - - - 30 COtr.- iA.I i!c@sv
25d& D. StAgs S5 80 as %. market closed
5 rlOrds b over
CricAgo. Union stock Yart, Dec H. -, Dr,t>rr
Journal reports Catt>-Re 10000 head ~hpm.s's
h-ai market .tsi shipping steer 3 su< - Jg
Feeders 81 OpOS ID Cows. Bulls ssi Mixed
: 2s1.2 ~. Texans 81 D a. 80.
Heqs- Escebt, 25OJO brsi. shDmeDts 2.pos h.lt:
market over: Miy-d - SOaS s. 2j Heavy g 90 a.
Il.ht :. 81 % 10. skins s3 lO6i 40
SaerD -RrceiDts zoos hs.L ,nipness LOCO head.
strArg. Natives s. uusf 75. western 81 jnf j
Iexass 81 50S3 -. Lambs f4a5 50.
IT LOUIS Dec I2-C,trr-i;.criDts 3Dl head 81,
uest- 700 head stronger. Chocs H-tvy Nstvs
stear, a 3jDS5Ob f.r cost - -OsSi 40 Butchers
steers MsuIn Choice - lO9s+1 so frrs All
Fccier. f.r 10 cool il oJG29O Rangers tr.iuarTs
Hogs-I.ecept, 30 hsAl sAion.n'. li'o. Nrs''
was active and cher Cisce Hsavv and Hufru-
cry seiectofs IS }us5 81 PACKING AMT YORK NniIIh
To Choos - - as 80 Light grade. Com nos 10 Os'i
stesD -icc.ip., 600 h.,L shipment, 30 Mar,.s
nrnL FIIs 10 Fau,y :J -0Es' 10
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
uLuIAriOSs oF ssEYks Io-DAr

Good Primo sold at ~ % Si W"
REVIEW OF TnE WEEK The arrivals OF beevcs mo
past week l83 head less than last wceA ana hoos
head loss than tho sponding week last year
The low freight brought forward too many Oatc
on wednesday aud prices tunbed l5h10c with over 40
,rs unsold and on Friday thcrc sluggish trade at
aey sttaly prices without clearance The lowest price
maid for Native cattle during tho week 10 20 and the
hIyhrst nuurc 10 CO. Not many Texans Rangers
onrred British markets nrmer, closing a. Sc for Re
rgcralcd Reef and ihl2 ice. for American Live Cattle
1.-Two Calves had slow sale at stil fur,her reduction
from last Mondays prices on Grassers and Fed
Calves, with Ncals unchanged on moderate receipts.
A light supply Of Sheep and Lambs gave "a ilmcr tonc
10 trade aud prices advanced To 4c per lb up TO the
close OF tho week.
Tho advance Hogs last Tuesday not maintained,
with fluctuations In tn" market prices settled
down 25c per 100 lbs before SATURDAY.
BEEVES Receipts yesterday aud today lag carloads OF
oi3l headiO Goth st. direct city slaughtcers
and an exporter 3S the Delaware, ilcla
and Railroad to East Side abaOirs, and Is
Jersey City OF which la cars for export alive.
Tho " carloads offered Jersey City had moderately
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riper Vessels md RdarOais.
cFNFRAL MARKET REPORT.

COFFEE Prices Brazil growths we're firmly held on
the basis OF lSc for iar Rio spot invoices Tue niaer
srovs were firm sales. 1000 bags Laguagra '4S bags
Savanta and 800 bags Maracabo. option trating was
noioTaty active sales re- cing $3.50 bIgs WINS
~ M Grer accounts abroad nna hgue Tsnresehtrd an
advance Is pont, for the day as io9ws Jannafy ~
0li 20. February l54OQl55c; March. lIfpg -
ar,u : 40 Nav $3.50 Is 30 Jnns $50 D2j 25 July.
l505ai5iOt August. 1860 a l4.70; Sept.mbor i4fo4
ID October "a 10 l420 NoVc'hoe' - N'
cemrcr. l5J0D 1913 -, ,h. .,ocria,,ra
CoTrOV In koepng tn an aevancr on the specuatve
ma et spot values Irked mp lDc sdrs w ncs
of taken bv spinnrrs Inc poIt tecslpts
,'d,v uer. A. 2O3 baips comparing with 51ci3 bales
, law a.t week G6+j bales for the CORE ning Gay
la. e,r September one beginning ~ The rIoll he
rce ns have aggregated 3t39O0o bales aeanst 2sO5a21
IA lc. for IN. tor e. sponalng period last season.
rno,tinn. h1se on American STANDARD OF Classification
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LVrRrooI- Dec. 1880 p. Rsef-In poor demand
In poor demand. Iams-Iu fair domaud long
duiI at !9s 3D. i,aeonn poor demand Cumberland cut
demand Rosn In poor demand. Spirits OF Turpontine-
In fair denand Lard spot aud Failures In far demand
Wheat-In poor demand. Four-In poor ann. Germ
tpo aud Futures poor demand Hops at London New.
York stale There nothing snsrlne Receipts OF wheat
for tho week from Atlantic ports "a 200 quarters from Pa
cihc ports from othcr 600 quarters Re
copts OF American corn, 80 900 quarters
loSpoS Dec "a p IN. Produce-Rsnnei petroleum.
lot 0G blGd per gallon. Iinseei on l0s I'd per cwt.
spirit, OF Iuipeniine BIS l0d cwt Calcutta Lnsecd
SIS. 9d per auirter
BREMEN. bee l2-Petrsisum. marks 70 pfsunga
ANTWERP. Dec. l2--wlcoIs Lard closed At 30 francs
100 kilos PotroleumFno Pale American II francs
b2h confines paid and II francs ccntimss sellers
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

brisk demand early In the day ance OF 1oal.
100 lbs but the market closed dull q trim, weaL -
Clearance barely obtained Poorest 10 best Native stcers
Sod jas5 "a, Bulls at 90 20ls2 SO and one Co.
IIclfcr at ~ 40 carload OF Heavy Christmas ca,1
from Kentucky averaging l'1so lbs' was holding at o.
ucr lb with 5:I-ic. Od.
Shipments tc-norow 1,7oo quarters Of Be,f and ON
Live Cattle.
leef and Mutton arc IS follows: 'oe
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
eAippera
Shipment, tr.m Boston eoi Beeves. so Sheep aud LIS
0uarters Of Beef

Shipments from Boston 69l Beeves go Sheep aud 7sa
quarters Of Beef
MICH COWS-Receipts 30 head, and for the week 20
head. Dealers report rather light demand oa.e,
feeling with OF the sales ranging from ~ go
although % few Choice Mixers have brought as high a
S5jssG0 each.
CALVFS-Rcceipts SOC head. Dull ior Gfassers IA
FED Calves ~ 15as2 IS for the former, and ss3 20 I
tho latter. Veal, steady 5a3 i2c for Poor 10 Prime
with Extra Fancy offered
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts were % IL cars q,
G4OO head-iS at Goth St., > Jersey ,ir
and cars at the new yards on light supply va,
moro active with Sheep nrm and Lambs - 2Jc hghe-
Good sheep sold at 81 0i4 30, Prime a. IS ~ IA
ass 5O and a carload of Choice Wchers q 75 poo, IN
Choice Lambs ranged from - 70 o.
HOGS-iteceips were Gi cars Of 9334 hcad-30 cars =
Jersey City and - AZ 40th 81 No sales reported
1.-Two weight, Nou.inally steady a, So 2Jatj j0
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
ynstrnctlon.

Fer Bo7s aai T,ti: h'l-''r
NJISS Do VERNEr will reopen her School
III fer Boys, at lo3 East 3olst on TUESDAY sept -
University GRAMMAR SCHOOL. l. .473
ssS . P,rirP ieSsns Pa
\VOoDBRIDGE SCHOOL, 32 East 45th,st:
rs.u PREPARED Ssf"i''S iof coasCis % School '
BROOKLYN.
/ 'EExGLisH rREPAnAronY. FRENCH SCHOOL
and knd'Fslsg7!'pn 81 nSE. ies o%." cornsr of Pineapple
fi EHH yssr. 3 Min With Ia.
iate iastiinto second term Bogus Nov 80
For Young La1es-Country
DORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, n. j.
ID Beaurfgl soston heatnini n9m.IEs 1 aaa 'n''ouSn
.s Sy rs .1 SSi VIZ iSo@ES P
IyOME and DAY SCHOOL for GIRLS.zPrl-
,amt. %ntYv v...sr WeiiCsey ceTilaeatS Three
Vs.sar gralratsstelchert THE sprlnsnol -as
TRINITY HALL.
| BEVERLY NEwJERsEY
thorough home for tweuty young ladies' varied
advantages OF highest order Careful training IN man
rer mini and Solid culture In English Music Art
ana Languages PRESCRIBED COURSE FOR STU
nLN1s PREPARING FOR ANY COLLEGE Twentieth
,clr begins September -. For circular address the prn'
cipai. Mss RACHEf.LE GIBBoNS HUNT.
WEST WALNUT STREET BOARDING
W .4 .Gm2G r. ': so ia ssi ar az ,o @ Airs" I,
TKAUTMANN. 1891 WGnui-'t PAtlI elphtA Psia
Both Sexes-Country.
BENNINGTON " j. SEMINARf.-L Lanes
ss: snGs nor or ;y' 'HsS'
hest .lui,ary conditions. ani stsam hsat Comnendsi
ly President IcCOsa. 4Jih yetr. tfncn,-s lDlrrth
=" T. HANLON d. D., President.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. NYACK-ON-TllE-
Ia Ifuisar for lsiss ami ccHtomer Successiul at pom
l,r roi.. Uulvclsy itrpar4nry Music art telegIaphY
,or sray Aul busrr,. Year orrns september H. Sunl
lon cat,,sgie. " II. EANIoIEI A. NJ, Principal
Mus cal instruction.
n NEW YORK CONSERVATORY of MUSIC
located ou'y at
lFAST llTI.S 81. 81 ioor s4st =, jrHAVE.
Chartered l@jJ
THE FIRST ORGANGIED and scst a)1pints col''Tyh
iofv ln AWrrcA - ..... -.
am. FAMOUS school or MUSIC FO'1ti0p F)r
elgn Language, ant PlnunE stI tslt, rJ5sly1
INf9rAfLEp AbNANltFE.
OPEN DAY AMI ENENtE'i tor the lecepu"n ot Pnp.l%
y. y. cos TORY ONLY at , tast llth.
81 9TH ave- h2~ Nit sen nor fONNECIlJN viti
yofIs tuplo on t.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
THOMAS Y. CROWELL x CO..

- AsrDE TLACF, HEwYoKK.
IuUnUN HOLIDAY BOOKS cheaper than
t'DOONJ'J svor bofors known the hl,fofy too
book whole -f0. i1f The tArfV 4iuoz.
10 OHU sets Of ant pDpu<r OWLS
f.u.kIn Bc.sn. IhackeraV Euus Scott NuaIl4y and
huur~i- o. authors too 10 incuto
bnIng LuUno hri,tua- aud Ncw Yrti- cards.
uavht t"u"u Juvenile books lo nn' ps't encveny yrdiA
Bibles AMI ritv"r rsss- -,c eucr4vgrr Won %
a0r.s .p.r - cheap again LOWERING NEW ONk
BOOK ENCiAS6f. ~ broadway. Opposite bcnnlug ST.
DESF CHRISTMAS GIFTS Augusta j
ID Lysnss ncs novel Al THE MERCY or TIREHlUS
aud Marv =. Eo.mca ~ " nDyri GEIItHIN.
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
CorroN MARKErs-BY rELESaAPL

COrrON MAHKErs-BY fELh*NArh ..s~
I,vyrrooi Dec le m-Cottou- Futures claei sst1Sl[
Upiands Low MidiinS clause OecomDsr d's' a. std eb
sellers; December and January delivery ~ pnysrsl
ers January and Fobraary delivery Stof~ ,ych aad
February aud March delivery. 500 delivery
April Isuvsry 81 .Gta buyers; Aprh ana pa, hnyerq
80 64I buyers May aud Juns delivery . ~ tuguS
June and July delivery, 43o+d. Ouyors''" '""
delivery 456ld. buyers
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
Ccatl]frs.


AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
Il krR>CY supp co Prot ssors Teachers, Tu'os, ,ov.
ttuesscs &C. Colleges Hchnos ar1 Families Apply 70
MRS NJ. j YnrhG FULTON. % & MON square
4 BEST TEACHEES, Tutors and Govern
". supplied rhlre'. TEACHERS reghiprsi
free vtc,ntls, 4iNsvs on hani fsrn 'or -itsn X r.
AVERY. Ausflcsu ~..p'l tufo-u > ~ 81 lillf'. y.
COLLEGE STUDENT going South would
I l1r position - ,u'or. sn.u- aad r'cmcnfaly
bianc >. anl music vo In OF vo@ Address AIPlIA, ll'
pr'e
SCHfKNkKlIOKN : EACuEK' AGENCI.
y Oldest AMI Oc'l Known IA q. : established 800
las; lsth S.. y. y.
/lNEACIIFRS WANTED.-ladicS Expcri-
Nors>l Gridua'" 70 tcsth Noru@ 'i"sS IN n"ir
uouns god primary -o o-o-o, IT. 5'5'e tee Il
ers ucar city. GOoi sii-tl-' w - Is J. Hlt,
Uu.oa Teachers Agency l6 Astor Place.
rI'' TORS. gOycrucssrs professors, teachers;
1 a. br4nrh.s c.ruIr. o. choice 'tppf~i 20 "a
rents fnofcfn lsn-ul~"s .nok-u p AlNlAN COZ RItRi
g. i4st l5ih -. tctNrrr GA .re ani hf"-d"Ay.
l'EACllEKS. Iuio:s. Musicians, OrganlSiS.
4 SINGER. Govcrnc'.r,. Companions. Matrons llon.s
k-.p-r. ,upp t. ~r.o-s ard i,nli'' NJ NJ J. y ~
-. ASS lcA,nor, Nl.~AI and Nu'lcA As-ncy 81 EAf
lstrst
ylvONAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BU-
W KEAT lfur 10Th snppl e. Ir''s's'i' Tea IL
.r. Gnvcrress-s Musicians. ii1-eAscpri' COMPANIONS.
So colleges. .c.oI~ ~nh fsuii 80 -'o bo"-srspri''
~t,usef9uhcrs au- tnpvIs'- 90 lGslfe's uln'
Mr, A j.. CriN Et. jl' 3ti Afr sew. f'r" 'iy'
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

Good Ordinary 10" ni'r''''''''-.'
At tho outset considerable rfcsn 'rItv Hnp~n
IN e,s ,r div from aUrpai sharp advarc" lassl
o he .nYl .nw in- made the port recoP soon act IN
hoNcvor and hAA quotations repet"ht'h an a"ee OF 90
nn,,f. Opl tho ndav sales 10000 baies
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

On th. 'r,la.- s:s,t,n-, t,t.v q. marco:
nrm Fancy creamery - s5OG BAR, % 59-j& ksS,
q a 2ic.
ctvcfSxIrr Dec l2-ri.nr EASIER FAriily - So
nS56 Fancy - td3 -. Wheat easier. Ne'
Ro.-,pt. 4 80 bush. shiOnents usne. Cora loror-
=. Mel 5yIrj4c Oats rzw-Sa Aited Sa.s.
ave urnrr. Sn . II nc PORK At SIS o. l..rj " q
81 40 Hulk Meats rero strong-short HiDs - = y,
M, rrm.-sl,ort CLAIR AZ 50 sfealf
sales OF I;7S b,rrsls VI flushed GOOD, y
81 o5 Kut,cr- Fancy Creamery 3Jc: Extra Ohio
Choice D,rv 10000. EsEs lD92lc the.se-frme .
Cle e, fl.t R.sul.r II sl9c Hogs were ngn.
Ilyt - 20 20 q - 55
K.r.Ints 5 = 10 shipments 900.
''-N''''' 49, w.
MILWAUKEE D,c l2-Fisnr es'er wh-., w..S- con
- &c January zoe. Nav ~ II Corn lover 40.
~ -2c. Oas. eascr-Hs White 5Se h's lorrr No
62 &c. Bhrtev higher: IA foc ffs't,sns .neSS
PORK December >lt oogtlt -. art ne'enoet -, "a.
Butter stc.dy Parry 20 nxss q. -'S' ooo hn
quic. tHetl>rs 1Ii'>o hecetnV'-rIou' .""o "s'-
Wheat oOo U">l hItSp a. S,. t"oS' No. O"'A '"'''~
fiOur 5000 Jb< nHIoy lo.ooo ou-l
- ~, :, x,. r,.,s, ru,., .t.,,x
J, snr.rs,s 80 rs st 80 io 40
we'orn Az. M - Peh,syiv.nta Family 50 Sd
e; ~ p.nnsyly.nl. Roller Process 90 25 Ohio
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

HAVANA MARKET ..>
HAVANA Dec. l2.-Spanlsh gold z%ossso$
quiet Sugar quiet
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13
Ju5ttdc 10 II
For Young Ladies-City
[ISS CIilSlIOLN'S SCHOOL For GIRLS.
- 10 fs't o'th.'t. NcW- prf.
VIII resren ~spte enbsr 20. Boz, Cl1s,ss

DUrGER FEMALE COLLEGE.
IL Collegiate. Preparatory And boarding.. Dents 81. SO
West 53;hsL I.ov. % " ~AMSOS. - n, rrrsld.nL
'TlIE MISSES GRINNELES Day School for
Gns ~ Eat 61thst. Separate classes Tor boy. Kin.
LI.L-h
New-York tribune., 1887-12-13

sl'( WEST 13OrH-ST. The Misses JACOTS
'bst SCiIOOt FOR YOUNG LADIES. Advanced cnur.e.
SI boarding pupils over IA received Boys department.
kIndofgdTtoI
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
More Fishery Trouble.

The Gloucester fishing schooner Annie
w. Hodgson, Captain Morrison, was
taken toto fhelburne, Nova Scotia, yes.
terday, by Captain Knowlton, of the Do
minion cruiser Advance. Captain Nor
rison makes the following statement
During the fog yesterday Sunday the
Hodgson lost dOry containing two men.
After beating around in vain search for
the missing dory, she at length made for
Shelburne harbor about daylight this
morning and boat was sent ashore to
make inquiries about the missing men.
Just as the Hodgson was getting under
way she was boarded by tie boats crew
f,om the Advance, and Captain Knowl-
ton, who took charge of her and brought
her into the harbor, where she is now an
chored. The charge made against her is a
violation of the customs laws. In not Ie :
| porting at the custom house"
The seines and boats, with the crews. of
| the American schooners Colonel j. IL.
Frame aud Argonaut, were seized on Sun
day by the Dominion cutter Critic OIL
East Point, Prince Edwards Island. 1t
appears that the boats and seines were
close in shore. Only one man was left on
the vessels, and he cleared them of and
escaped the cutter, but it was thought
they ould be seized before they could
| get home,
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
BaEviTiES.

Tho cheapest; hnt buurc M tho city.
Ruirford Brog' 8c2 N .-r &et street.
Turtle ana clam soup as Fullmer's.
Meals from TO midnight at Fuliner's.
Roast dinners speciality ct Fuilmer's.
Broi'od spring chickon e. Fullmer's.
Deviled and stewed crabs a. Fullmer'a.
leo cold salt oysters at Fuilmer's.
Fried oysters at FulImer's.
Fanned and 'stowod oystsrs at Fullmers
TrJ Bash's coal; you win iirs Is
TT Bunh's oosI you Will surely urs u.
W. j. KiraDie, grocer, 2Ec and Justiscn,
Miiissd Y. DavIs', iawsls,, 3 ". and ettsss
Fins 10 ". Kings, ~ HanTs. 10 y. Eorrsh
y. Roop Smith, druggist, 9TH and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
Go to NJ. Grady's boot and shoe store, 234
King st. Quick sales and small profits.
Oali and sec tho famous oil stove at
Ptckeis' stove store.
.Yerger's, Als Shipley streat, is the leading
place for picture frames In this city.
window screene and dosr screens made at
Yerger's, 4l9 SIMPLIFY street.
Oall and see the Daigy oil stove st Dickels'
stove store, East Fourth street.
Call and see tho quick meal Gasoline
Stoves at Picksls' stove store. I East Foursn
street.
Fish and oysters fresh overy day at Pen
nelFe, Second and King streets. Also CLANS
and crabs.
Go to H. II. Moore's stalls, n and "a Sec
ond stroet market, Tor your choice crea nery
fresh buttar; also tho best crea n cheeso Of
market prize.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
NEWS sUMMsRY
Eight Bnndred Lives Lost-McGIypn
and George Were There
Boom While Bathing.

Boom drowned While Bathing.
The steamer City OF Rio de Jsneiro
has arrived at San Francisco with rewu
from Hong Kong to July 1st, and yoko
hama to July 9th By the lose Of the
steamer Sir John Lawrence, in the Bay
OF Bengal, before reported, eight hun
dred lives were lost, mostly females, OF
the best families In Bengal, on q pill
grimaRe to JuRae;naut. From the 21st
to the 28th of May q Cyclone ragged in
the Bay OF Bengal With disastrous re-
suits to shipping, and attended with
great loss Of life.
The annual picnic OF District kesen-
bly, 40 took place on Monday at Coney
Island. About 4 600 persons were pres.
ent, instead of the 40 0C0 who had been
expected. Grand Master Workman
Powderly. who had been announced 10
speak, was not there. District Master
Workman Quinn presided, and DIR.
Mc9lynn and Henry George made ad.
dresses, going over their familiar
ground.
The Republican primaries in Hamil-
ton County, Ohio, which includes Ciu.
cipnatt, to elect delegates TO the State
Convention, were held on Monday
night. The Hamilton County delesa-
tion Ia said to be unit for the renomi-
nation of Foraker, and all in favor Of
endorsing Sherman for the Presidency
except thirteen, who are nom com Ii Ill
| tsl.
Oliver aud Elmer Brum baugh. cous-
ins, aged respectively 20 and % years,
were drowned on Sunday while bathing
in Congress Lake, near Cleveland, Ohio.
They cou Id not swim, but jumped from
boat Into ten feet of water, md a
companion in tie boat was unable to
save them.
While workmen were grinding bark
In the lowell Tannery, at Lowell,
Massachuset tss, yesterday afternoon, q
lantern fell and caused OIL explosion
among the chemicals. Herbert 7. Ber-
land and Daniel O'Hsarn were terribly
burned, and O'Hearn is not expected to
recover.
Virginia Hudson, colored, aged z
yeara, WAS aereeted in Granville, South
Carolina, Monday, TO. murder. She
killed IL m0nths-old child by strikin <
,C on the head with a board until II
died and then threw the body into o
well.
The President hos ordered gold
watcnes and chains awarded to Captain
j. II. hurst and Mate j. Fl. Gibson, Of
| TIE British steamer Wyuale, for rescu =
ing the crew OF the American schooner
Joseph Baymore, on June z.
The drivers and helpers employed by
the Mutual Benefit Ice Company in
New York struck Monday morning II +
aD advance in their wages to $15 ard
S12 week respectively. Tho strike
was successful.
A passenger train was wrecked by an
open switch near Hudson, Wisconsin,
yesterday. John Donohoe, engineer,
and the fireman, named Webster, we, q
killed, and another train hand was In
jured.
Jameson, q steeple chnse Jockey,
hurt by the falling of horse in . race
at Chicago, on Saturday last, was re-
ported In q dying condition last night
Charles Richardson, three years old
WAS scalded to death at Huntington,
Penpa on Sunday evening, by falling
into tub Of hot water.
The Warren Powder Mil, men
Thomaston, Maine, blew up yesttrda'
| morning. George Sheppard, aged 81
, years, was killed.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
An Eloping Couple Caught.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 25.-James
Gorham and Mrs. James Dewey, OF
Springfield, Mass, were arrested by the
police here to day at the Instance of Mrs.
Gorham, who charges that the couple
eloped from Springfield last Wednesday
Gorham was an engineer ON the Boston
and Albany Railroad, and Mrs. Dewey is
the wife of Springfield carpenter. The
runiways were followed by Mrs. Gorham
and her attorney to Albany, Niagara
Falls and to Cleveland. They reached
here Saturday, and Were assigned room
at the American House Learning that
they Intended to go from here to Michi
gan this afternoon, they were taken into
custody. Both refuse TO talk.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
Imprisoned For Deser,ion

CHICAGO, July 25 William j. Man
ming tells lonz story of the newspapers
to the effect that in November last he was
arrested as deserter from the army in
New York ,and set to work on Governors
Island, in the harbor He was subse.
quently sent to Jefferson Barracks, Mo-.
where he was imprisoned and punished
by being hung up by the wrists. In
January following he was tried by a
court martial oi drunken officers, Cap
tain Henry Vessel being president of the
cours. The trial lasted just twenty min
utes, and he was convicted. He was
sentenced to Fort Leavenworth Prison for
four years. He at last brought proof to
bear on the Indifferent officials of the War
Department at Washington, who ordered
his release after four months imprison-
ment. Manning declares he was never
in the army, and if he had teen las charg
ed, he would have deserted at the age OF
seventeen.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
Pretty Woman,s Secret.

LOOK YOUNG as long as you can,
prevent tendency to wrinkles or aReinR
OF the skin by using LEAURELLE
OIL Elegant for clearing complexion.
rough skin, chapped face or hands.
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves youthful, plump
coRdition of the features. Only sub.
stance existing that will prevent or
arreet tendency to wrinkles. An elegant
dressing and preservstive tonic for the
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Leau.
relic Oil. $1.00 at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
Honorary Degrees

Besides those whose recent reception
of honorary degrees, By Dickinson Col
lego, has btea announced, we note the
following: Phi d. upon Prof w. Lam
bert Gooding, principal of Con ference
Academy. Dover, Dsl. d. D. upon Rev
William Swipdels Of the PHILADELPHIA Ia
NJ. Il Conference; D. d. upon Rev. j
A. p. Wilson, Presiding Elder. Dover
district. Wilmington Conferences; LII
y, upon Rev. OTIS II. Tiffany. D u.
Philadelphia; u. d. upon Rev. Charles
W. Bcuy, philadelphia N. E. Confer
eace; NJ. A. upon Rev. X. Q Jones
pastor Mt Salem M. E Church, Will
miugton NJ e. Coz ference.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
SPECIAL @ EnTEOM,
Il II . ERoA

that everybody ought to know that A,
Sergeant givas $3.50 fbs. OF the best,
well-clcsnsd oc&l In every ton you buy.
Oak, pine and hickory kindlinS wood
in large loads. Lime for whitewaeh-
ing. Yard, foot Of Monroe street. Cen.
tral of3oe, Seventh and King streets.
Look fer the blue ssga. Open In the
evening.
Genuine American key winding
watches, in ounce cases, warranted,
for 81, at Hanf's, Is East Fourth st.
BuEh's, Ereaoa ssrsss vhsrf, 10 50
place W Ouv yoaY Con-.
Bor grod coal 90 IA Buuhis, R-cnal
street RsegS.
Everybody ohews LowBall. just fiss
the mouth. Sold By all dealers.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
MRS. Logan's Injuries Serious.

BLOOMINGTON ILL.,, July pa mes
sage to Commander Sweetzer, OF the De.
partment of Illinois, G. A. r, received
to.day from DR.. Robarts, OF Carhondale,
H., Mrs. General Logan's physician,
says: Mrs Loghn's injuries are very seri.
Gus. To day for the first time since the
injury she was turn upon her right
side, with soft pads under her injured.
/; # arm Her left should was crushed
by the wheel of the buggy running over
Il. The whole arm to the elbow is black
ened from bruises and the forearm to the
wrist is slightly injured. Her lead was
stepped upon on its top and left side, the
horses shod foot tearing the scalp loose
in concentric shape, making a wound
three and half inches in length to the
skull Tie skull is uninjured. She has
suffered exceeding pain at the shoulder
and along the course of the arm. We
rejoice to say she is improving in every
respect.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-26
Engineer Charged With Manslaughter.

NEWARK, N j., July 25 The inquest
at Montclaire in the case OF Fireman
Henry Whetman, who lost his life in the
accident on the Greenwood Lake Railroad
on the Ii h instant, adjourned this even
ing without hearing testimony. The sud
den adjournment is supposed to have
been caused by facts in the possession oi
Assistant Prosecutor Pryington regarding
Engineer John Sweeney, who caused the
accident. Sweeney left Hoboken shortly
sfter the accident and could not be found.
A warrant was issued for his arrest fol
manslaughter and p aced in the hands OF
detective Reayer, who went in search ol
him. Reaver returned to-day without the
man, bnt it is understood that he found
him. No explanation is given as to why
Sweeney was not arrested.